Ride-hailing firm Grab agrees to buy Indonesian payment startup Kudo


  • TECH
  • Monday, 03 Apr 2017

Reuters in February reported Grab's plan to buy Kudo for over US$100mil (RM443mil).

SINGAPORE: Southeast Asian ride-hailing firm Grab on Monday said it has agreed to buy Indonesian online payment startup Kudo, marking the first investment under a recently announced plan to commit US$700mil (RM3bil)  to its largest market.

Grab did not disclose the deal value. Reuters in February reported Grab's plan to buy Kudo for over US$100mil (RM443mil), citing a person close to the matter.

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